Frequently Asked
Questions

Do you need to access my home interior for the job?

Bay of Plenty Reroofing does not need to come inside your house. We do require electricity access, usually via an extension cord through a window.

Can Bay of Plenty Reroofing replace my roof in winter?

Yes, Bay of Plenty Reroofing can replace roofs all year round. In winter, we may face small delays to make sure weather conditions are suitable, ensuring we only work when it’s dry.

How long will it take to finish a re-roof?

A re-roof by Bay of Plenty Reroofing takes 3 to 7 days. This depends on the size and complexity of your roof. We’ll give you an estimate when you book with us.

How far in advance should I schedule a new roof installation?

We generally plan about a month in advance. Booking early with Bay of Plenty Reroofing helps provide an estimated timeline and allows for weather-related changes.

Which is the best longrun roofing option?

Choosing the right longrun roofing depends on your home’s design, roof slope, and where you live. Talk to Bay of Plenty Reroofing‘s sales team for expert advice and warranty details.

Does Bay of Plenty Reroofing Handle Rotten Timber in a Re-Roof?

Absolutely, Bay of Plenty Reroofing takes care of rotten timber during re-roofing. We also tackle any structural concerns and can work with a builder if needed.

Can Insulation Be Added During Roof Replacement?

Bay of Plenty Reroofing routinely installs insulation during roof replacements. It’s a great time to add insulation.

Does Bay of Plenty Reroofing offer gutter cleaning with re-roofing?

Yes, gutter cleaning comes at no extra charge during the re-roofing service.

Are Permits Required for Re-Roofing?

Typically, permits aren’t needed for ‘like-for-like’ re-roofing. We recommend checking with your local council for specific rules.

Can I change from metal or concrete tiles to longrun roofing?

Bay of Plenty Reroofing has lots of experience switching roofs to longrun. We’ve done many successful tile-to-longrun conversions.